Beach: Burumendi

Beach: La Butibamba

It is situated next to the Cala del Moral stream, in a built-up area. This beach stretches out to La Cala Mijas Beach, and they are connected by the same sandy area. There are different ways to get to the beach, and the names of the different areas are determined by the housing developments on the seafront: Torrenueva, La Butibamba and La Cala ...

Beach: Butihondo

The beach is equipped with lifeguard services; sunbeds, sunshades, pedaloes and catamarans can be hired. There are areas on the beach reserved for sand sports.

Beach: C'an Pere Antoni

The vast beach has beautiful views of Palma Bay, as well as of the Cathedral and Bellver castle. You can enjoy a pleasant stroll along the promenade or a bike ride along the designated bike lanes that reach down to the end of the beach.

Beach: Ca'n Cuarassa

Beach: Ca'n Picafort

It lies in Alcúdia bay, with an array of facilities and services and wheelchair access to the promenade leading right to the beach along a series of long wooden ramps. There is a large variety of restaurants.

Beach: Cabalgada

This is the continuation of Castelete Beach.

Beach: Cabaliño

This beach known as Cabaliño lies next to Portelo Beach, although many locals say it forms part of Portelo Beach. They are separated by rocks and Burela is protected from the sea by a breakwater. It can be accessed on foot from Burela promenade.

Beach: Los Caballos

Near the village of Cuchía, we find this beach, beneath cliff walls. Nudism is common here. The surface is sandy and the ends are rocky.

Beach: Cabalo

Beach: Cabana

Beach: Cabanas

Typical unspoilt fishing village beach with plenty of fishing boats moored onto the stone pier.